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WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVI-
wv SION, b. q o.. S M
On and alter MAY q, 1887, passenger trsins Will
run ~ fo~lloHH-Eastern Standard time: $50
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Mr. D. 1. Wilcoxson, OF Horse Csye, KY,
he was, for many years, badly afflicted
with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the pains
were almost uncomfortable and would some
times almost throw him into convulsione.
He tried Electric Bitters and got relief
from first bottle and after taking Six bot.
ties, was entirely cured, and had gained in
flesh eighteen pounds. Says he positively
believes he would have died, had it not
been for tho relief afforded by Electric
Bitters. Sold OF fifty cents a bottle by
Logan 4 Co, i
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lfpl1s.slJn l,ipG+F4fTaE
Buclklsn's Arrtcp SHlyp,

4 Tbs best Balyo In the world ior cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcors, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,;
eorns, and all: akin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price Is cena per
box. For sale by Logan 4 %.
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y. x. I. gon. Co.,. 9S3S
Northern pac. lrSH..ll7G
North. Pac. seConds..lNx
Northwest consols..l99
n. W~.debentures, IS 10
1t. Paul consols...,..lS
st. Py T., Assts..le2N
Tex. q pac. land yr's. q
Tex. d Pac. K. g. ex.
tra coupons.......... TX
Union pac. aBts.....ll6E
Wegt Hhnre mi
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NEW foRk, June ll.-Money on call easy at aaA
per cent, offered at4 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 6a6 per cent. Sterling exchange dull but
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, June Observation-Disclosures 1000 head
shipments none: market steady; shipping steers
s. 7Oa4 No.: ttockess md feeders S. 20aS 46; cows,
bulls and mixed 81 75a3 Is; Texas vrasso,s 50 ia
8 so. H~ogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments 1900
head: market active aud 5a1Oc higher; rough aud
mixed 81 70a5 Is; packing and shipping IS Naa Is;
l!gh, 81 65a5 le25hs; skips s50oa4 40. .s~heep-Receipis
400 ..hcad; shipments none: market steady; in.
tiycs So 0osl 40; western ss 25s4 10.
r CINCINNATI, o., Juno ll.-Hogs active and H,m:
common and light 50 Soa5 %: packing aud butchers
81 6oa5 20: receipts 7.000 head: shipments COO
head, Eggs easier at 1lallhc. Cheese tirmer.
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On CRY, Pa, Juno 1L-opened at tszo; highest
6sMc: lowest G3%ci closed mt ESMc; sales $4,000
bRrrels; clcarauces 10000 barrels; charters CT.
12G barrels; shipments G9,9lG barrels. $3.50 ,i
New YORK. June II Petroleum more active:
opened at GShe; highest esH3c; lowest 631ssc; closed
TrrusvuLE, PA. Juno l1.-opened at 6s1kc; hieh.
est es94c: lowest 635Hc; closed at 6snc. "a
PITTSBURGH, June n.-Petroleum fairly actiyo
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RAz!I: !!.l!I. Z
.HN . All s.
u E EEEg2SaEEgETaE1EN
YOU?

Do you feel dull. ,languid, low-splrItcd, Ito
lcss, and lndcscrllably miserable, both pl,ysl.
Gully und mentally; experience a sense of
lullness or bloatllg after eating, or OF "gonc-
ness, =. or emptiness OF stomach In tho inorn-
Ing. tongue coated, bitter or bad tasto in
mouth, irregular appetite, dizziness, frequent
headaches, blurred cycsIght, "iloating spGcks"
before the eyes. nervous prostitution or OK.
haustion. i%rritahlllty. Of temper, hot tiusles,
alternating =. with chilly sensations, sharp,
ieot. drowslnGss after meals, wnkcfulncss, or
disturbed md unrcfreshIng sleep, constant,
ing. calamity2 iG[ST. -
n you have MI, or my considerable number
Is tIot .n mest sy cnm9ns y9n aro suffering from
bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspoopsla, or Indigestion. Tho more
complicated your disease has become, the
greater tho number, and diversity OF symp-
Or: Plcrce's Golden Medicai Disc0vcryl
VII snbduo It, II taken according to dlrcc-
lions for n reasonable length OF time, If not
c,lrod. complications multiply md Consump-
s Z o fthe Largs, Skin Diseases, iieart Disease.
l mn|aHiGu ISM n Miane i. Disease, or other grave
or latcr: induce q fntnl termination. ~
DIR. Plcrcc's Golden Medical Dis.
cOVcry nets powerfully upon tho Liver, md
through that great blood purifying orgai,,
clcanscs tho system OF MI bloOd-talnts and Inn
puritles' from whatever cause arising. It Is
equally ,eilic1clous In acting upon tho Kid
noys, and other cxcrctory origins, cleansing.
strengthening, and healing their diseases. Is
m 'nppetizing, restorative, tonic, 1t pronotcs
digestion and nutrition. thereby building up
this wonderful medicine Inns gained great
celebrity In curing Fever md Aguc, ChIlls aud
Fever, Dumb AEtle. and kindred diseases.
". L.lercc's Golden Medical Dis
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You can suppress your cough, and
quickly subdue the irritation Of your
lungs and air passages, with q fow doses
OF DR.. ]. II. McLean's Tar Wine Lung
Balm. Is cents q bottle. D&w
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AT tho punOrhmn.

Ddeotd Bel,
Little girl-"Is that you, papa, on the
brick:colored horae that is up on its hind
legs?" @
psrent-"Yes, my child, that is usually
"And did You cut that other mans
head of and ride straight over into the
iort2"
"Yes, my dear, I presume / did,
but mamma didn't gay anything shout
1t when l asked her what you did In the
why, what did she cay p Cooking
round at tho spectators proudly.)
"Oh,. she said that all you did that any.
body ever heard OF was to fool around and
get kicked by an army mule, and that
now you haven't sense enough to get q
peusion.H
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QUOTA


New YonK, juno 11.-Flour, receipts 1s,4i9 pack.
ages: exports $500 barrels and 22,575 sacks: mar.
ket very dull; Sales l., LOCO barrels. Wheat rcceipts
1880 bushels; exports sh2,?ll bushels; spot lots
firm and quiet, prices showing no decided change;
options unsettled: sales {, JOS, 100 bushels OF futures
and 2l2,000 bushels OF spot; no. 9 spring y6c; No. i
gs1c; No, ! white s61155c: No. 2 red June 9Sa9shso,
closing at $50: July Us 2-l6as5ssssc, closing al 9sLc;;
August 9ls9a99c, closing at 9!shc: September 0lka
9lsasc, closing at 9l2fc; ostobsr 9lz4a92hc, closing
cent Der ,saHssiAe, closing at gSNe; January 8issa
9lNc, closing NJ VIC. Corn, spot lots firm and
moderately active; options Il shade easier and
fairly active; receipt, ID, l0J bushels; exports 1865
bushels Of spot; ungFaded 46Aais!te; No. June
Ing ut 47Mc; August 4s33siiSAc, closing at
tSesc; September 4ghsat9hSo, closing at 1870.
900 bushels; sales i2o,u9 bushels Of futures and
white do aSai2e. LAY steady and III fair de-.
maud. Hops quiet and unchanged. Coffee. spot
I Iar l Rio no9 s1.i &, 9P '7a bs ossn911 AZ, %str q = SSa;o clos SSs:
August lsiQalS.2cc; september IS. 5ol10 00c; Octo.
Der IL G0a1J. l5c; December 1S.Gsa20. Csc; June
ls.8oa29.25: February IS 75c; April H. Loaf 0.s0c.:
tn y l3.l6c; standard a 5Mc: granulated 51saGe.
Molasses sttady. Rice quiet and unchanged. Kosin
quiet. Turpentinc dull at 35c. Eggs steady and
Gelnand fair; receipts 4,4s packages; western
HNut NC1ts NulCt Hlu stChuy. lRTu oaD
per cent lower and very dull; western spot G.95c.
CHICAGO. June 1.-THE trading In wheat be.
came quiet after the first little squirt at the OPEN
Ing. July opened at ss16c against the closing Inv.
night NJ s54e, sellingu u s6Mc in the fret few miu-
utes trading. The last break III the afternoon sent
July down TO SI11sc, or nearly 20 below the prices
prevailing. At the opening ei the board. just be.
lore the c!osa, the clique began 10 buy Ant prices
ran u Eapidly from sihc to ss1tc, The Gloss was
and weak. PROVISIONS weak, Flour quiet und ur.
changed, Wheat, cash No. 2 spring 9aAg!2aici
closing at 1899; August 79a4ss211Sc, closing at Slssc;
September 1y1saSlAc. closing NJ SG11sc, Corn, cash
MOI, 37c; JUNE Sia311sc, closing at 37hc; July SSa
ss1h95c, closing At 3s11Sc; august 81 11Ssas9ho, closing Ut
89Lc; September 40a4ONc, closlug al 401Sc, Oats,
cash NO. 2, sc; June 2oHa1:Tsc, closing ut 25hc;
J,niy 25Ma2s;Ac' closing i! 2s%Se; Angus, 2sa2sIc''
s9e. Flaxseed. No. !, 81 ls;Hs. Prime timothy seed
sls6 MeS pork, cash and Juno 81! 90. Lard, cash
June 6.G21aaa6. $50. closing al, 6..o2Hc:
July 6.G71IaG zoe, closing Ut 66714c; August {. 70Iaa
6:721sc, closing at 6.7714c; September t.ssa6.94Ic.
BACON, shoulders 5.COAo. zoe: short clear 7,90a7. $50,
Whisky 81 10. Butter steady; creamery lsHal7c;
dairy l2albc.. Eggs steady and in good demand NJ
l1AkAC. r-E.f.t rfafalath. 4NHa 'J-L - ylNug1A#FhHFt
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 11.-Flour steady. but
quiet. ; Wheat dull aud lower; No. 2 red June 9ia
yihc;July &3Aass1hc; Augus,soH a9oNc September
9o"90Ac. Corn, spot steady; futures weak: No. .
high mixed and yellow iSc; No. 2 mixed June AGA
47c; July A6hsi7c: August 4~71SatSc; September asa
i9c. Oaly, spOs 4 SHADE easier; No. 3 while SGEc;
No. 2 white o754aSoAc; MOL white 3SLc: futures
dull and weak; no. 2 white June s74a31Ac; July
S7Aa37Ac; August SSaS5tsc; september 3as1aSiAc.
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The great Alaskan glacier moves only a
mile a year. Sort OF gigantic messenger
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Dry Qoods.

EEw sYoIr, june ll.-There was but a slight dc.
mand III any direction, as tho result OF tho hnlf
holiday on Saturday. Tho movement OF goods on
orders was large, as were tho sales thus returned,
Cotton goods very ilrm. Woolen goods slow. f6JLj
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CDNSUREpTYON,

which Is Scrof uIa oril,c Lungs, Ia arrested
and. cured by this remedy, II taken In the
earlier stages OF tho disease. From its mnr-
vclous power over this terribly fatal disc,lBc,
when first Offering this now world famed rem
Of calling it lis "CoNsuMrrIoE CuItE," b,t
abandoned that nninc Us too restrictive for
q medicine which, from its wonderful COM
bination of tonic, or strengthening, Alternative,
or tgII99tSd,e N4anartI. = an,t T. ,,roa,s,, pesesotai' atd
us II remedy for Consumption, but for all
Chronic IiScuscy Of tho
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Which is the worse, the man who can
sing and won't or the man who can't and
mill aFEugyEsP.1-a F-fE.FE.V 1E6u.-fy-,G -5-- -
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Saved His Life,

1r you are good you know it; if you are
Dad everybody knows it.
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BALTIMORE, June u.-W'heat, western lower, clos.
Ing dull. No. 2 winter rcd spot and June 9iNa
we; July 92Aa9k%c; August 90Aa9oHc; Sep.
TENDER 9OAc. Corn, western lower and dull:
dull: western white 3GaaShSc; do mixed SsaSsc.
Provisions quiet aud steady. Fggs lower aud dun
ut ,lGal6kc, Coffee lower and dull; Rio rcaIgocs
ordinary to fair at 2lA2lHc.
CINCINNATI, o. June 11-Cot,ea quie. and
steady. Flour easier. Wheat weak aid lower,
No. . red SOC; receipts ll,t00 bushels: shipments
5000 bushels. Corn, dull; No. 2 mixed 4lc. Oats
dull; No. 2 mixed 2jho. Rye dull: No. 2. 631
Provisions, light In demand and easigr. Whisky
steady; sales Slb barrels flushed goods Oh baAis Of
81 o.. Buttur In fair degaud. Sugar hrmer.
s9Ac; unesGLc: July Lc;August S3Lc; septcm.
ber S3Ac; Decembe. S6Ac Corn unchanged, Clio.
| vcrseed steady; prime 81 IS.
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SUMNER School !
Mountain Lake Park.
GARRETT COUNTY, Md,
Summit Of the A%llcghanles.
"Nold the Mirror up to Nature"
DVANTAGES
Hold the Mirror up 10 Nature"

The culture aud development OF tho voice for
conversation, reading, public address or singing. :
sleclal instruction 4. reading the Bible and
uyTpn,, aud In reading Shakespeare. F!k:
Opportunities for Teachers, Ministers and Plat.
loTn' speakers generally, to learn how to use thclr
voices without discomfort or Injury. aEhS
4 thoy! couIse In English Lltcrstnre, with special
objection Tor q colr.e Of reading In English
claulcs, that may be pursued during the year.
FRENCH AND GERMAN.
Natural methods OF Instruction, by which pupils
WIN arc willing TO apply themselves may obtain In
4 short course a correct pronunciation and a degree
Of llucrcy both In reading and In conversation. &
Opportunity Tor conversation daily, especially at
table. This furnishes not only u superior adyant.
IKE 10 teachers, but also 10 those Contemplating
European trkyGl. 3E7g.IlzE{5fl
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z NEW YoRK, juno 1l.-Wool quiet; domestic
fleece 3oaS7c; pulled 83a3ic.. g vi 81 ssTE
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Ans rehtures n OF tho Money and Stock
Markets.
NEw iogK, June l1.-Money on call easy at Cad
per cent, offered ,at4 rer cent Prime mercantile
paper 6aS per cent. Sterling exchange dull but
steady. q f
The stock market was remarkably dull again to.
dny. Tho opening was weak, DWELLINGS, from last
evenings figures extending TO " per cent. Trad.
steady and moderately firm during the first hour.
but after that time. everything became heavy and
tue market closed dull at a shade below the open.
!ng prices. The active stocks, with q iew exccp.
tions, are all lower this evening, but tho declines,
exeept. In the case Of Louisville 4 Nashville,
per cent sa!ei ti,s12 shares. -
Railroad bonds were dull: sales, g55S, 900. 5lN.
Government bonds dull and steady.
State bonds dull and steady. s4ri. Z
4alf "HoNDs-CtosgD ntD,
Us. ~ coupon.....1291Ns ". K. d 7. gon. &c., as3S
Y. s. ~ coupou-...l0yN Northern Pae. ants.ll7G
Pacific Is Of '9S, .......l23 North. Pan. scconds.luN
sM4Is.s1a1@ Is stamp. A. S. g |SSoI wthSwaSsL SoasolsISs'
Tom. 6s settlements. le5 st. Paul coniols.... 1870
!. 40 Ss.....::.:... - re1.G pac. land gr's. CT
central Pacific frsts .1l!M Tex. d Pac. r. g. ex. 9t
y 2 =, ": ursS .....lUI TIA coupon8......... TX
D.& L. d.West. fra3 g. Union pac. frSts ....1l6E
kI!o Seconos.........~lVO West Shore. ,......,,, l0iL
SrocK QuorAT1oNs-CIosED BID.
Adams Exprcss-.....1i 5 Northern Paciac.1s., slE
American Express. 100 do preferred ,...... GOG
Canada southeru... G2En 'ChieagoH N, W......l2SS
Central Paciac........ 33E do prefcrrod,m.,...l49N
chesapeake q Ohio. 6t3tNew York Cent.ai,,ll9I
z do int Preferred. l2HlOhio 4 Mississippi. 2JE
do seconds. ........... s do preierred,.... So
g., O., y. I............. 6i}jHSlPGclnc Mail,.,,,..,.. Nk
Denver d 3. G......... 29& PittSburgh....,,,,,,lH4
Erie. ......... ....,, ,,.. SIX h7L
do preferred. .....,. 73 St L. TB, F......... II
Fort Wayne. ......... 1881 do preferred....... Sih
Kansas d TexaS,.,, 29Ni do frt preferred. .11SG
Lake Eric & West... 23GtC. N. & 81. Paul.. biz
Lake shorc...... 9S do refCrred,......l23E
Louisviile d. Nash... 6615s{Tc1as & PaGifc..... s2E
L., N. A. & C............ e654EUuion PaciHc,.m,,,. BOZ
Mem. & ChEs......... = United States Ex,,. CS--
Michigan Ccntral.... KIN. st.. L, Il p,....-6
Missouri Pacific -...... 1C9sa do p1elerrcd,,,,.,,,
Nash. d Chat IHells-Fargo Ex..... =,
SeN Jeney Central. slkSlWcstcru UpIou,,,,,.,,, rs
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Mt. lie GhantaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, ". va.

THO thirty. ninth yea. Of this well. known Acad.
tmy, under tae charge III the Valuation Nuns,
oetB on the Ntt Monday OF September next, and
continues ten months.
pap!ls received at rny time in the session.
Those VINO desire to place their daughters in as
Institution aaosdlng exceptional advantages IN
the way OF ncsltn!ll and delightful location, OK.
ccleus board, thorough discipline aud instruction
NJ the hands Of lifelong teachers, In every depart
t1elt 0i female education, Including tho modern
langrGSes aud music, g}toUld send for s catsiceue
Of tns E1huol. Address,
DiEec-eas oil the academy OF the Visitation
MI, DE CHANTAI,
argrnAr 5g- Near Wheeling. ". Va
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FACULTY.

Department Of Elocutson md English Language,
CONDUCTED by Mrs. 81. STEVENS HART, Principal
Of tho ''WRshtngtOa School Of E!ocuIon and Eng.
lsh Language" Washington, b. q. E65-l6Ey
Department Of French. conducted by PRoF. Q.
F0SrAiSE Professor o. french in tbs Washing.
ton High School, Washington, D. O..
Department Of German, conducted By PROF. A.
". spANHooRD, rfoiessoro OF German at 81. Paul's
schoo!, CUaco,d, i. II. & Z
ACourSa Of Lectures will be given In each do
raItmcnt, which will be free TO Tho students OF the
school. Gs FsEEiashE
sIesi,l rates offered to clubs OF no! less than five
ktuupl:S fsss asS
Hotels and Boarding Houses mako special terms
for members Of tho school. je4
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BLACK WOLF |

Or black Lcprosy, 10 n disease which Is considered
incurablc, but. It has yielded 10 the curative proncr.
ties OF Sw1fr's SrEctfIc-now known all over Tho
world MS $. S. s. Mrs. Bailey. OF West Soaicry!iic,
Mass, near boston, was attacked sevcral ycars ago
with this hldeous black eruption, anu was treated N
tho best medical talent, who could only say that the
disease was d species Of. ~ .
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CURES ALI. RuMDRS.

CURES AL NMGRS
from a ommoa H!oteh. or Eruption, to the
worst Scrofula: Salt-rlieum, " fevcr-sorcs,"
scaly or Rough Skin, III short, all diseases
powerful, purifying. md invigorntlng mcdl-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
Its benign influence. Especially Inns It mani
tested Its potency In curing letter, Eczema,
ul0is Sores and Swellings, IIlp-jolnt Disease,
,"Whttc .Swellings," GoItrc, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents il
stamps for q largo Treatise, with colorcd
for a Treatise on Scrofulous Affections.
"Eca TIE BLOOD IS THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse It By using DR.. Piercc,s
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, a FUR skin, bl;oylnt spirits. Vital
strength and bodily health Will be established.
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Bellaire accommodation at 7P. ".
lanesyille accommodation leaves Wheeling at
$3.50 a. IN. daily. KIN Wa se55f tiTTTE
81. Clairsville Accommodation. leaves Wheeling
At $3.50 q. M. 2:l5 and b:45 p. M: Returning, al.
tiyGa at wheeling at 1885 q. n, 1:S0 and $50 p. NJ,
daily except Sunday. &vj Ns-6F ~ -
Thief $50 AN. and l1:15p m. trnin through to Gin.
cinnSu without change, With B. d o. BleepQr
through to Cincinnxt, on the night train,
Chieago Limited leaving at 9:Ib D.! m, has Chi.
cago sleeper out OF Wheeling. aW-t
columbus accommodation leaves Wheeling 1t
2:25 ). M, Bellairc at LOS r. IN. daily except Sunday.
noundsville accommodation, leaves Wheeling
a. l9:CD noon. and arrives Of Anund6villo ut 1895
J. m, daily except Sunday. E9yP 5EEITN
Ealrnont accommodation At 4:l0 p. m,
Through Coach from Wheeling to Cincinnati.
daily on No. s.. leaving Wheeling q 1000 q, M, ar.
living at Cincinnati st $50 ,. m. ld 1850
3: d q. Sleeping Cars on 81 through trains.
C!ose connections arc made for all roinW south
and southwest, North and Northwest. making this
: deais:blo rorto for colontsH and persona moving
e tha 2rest Woat, and to whom rlrttcc1a, alton.
ton Is given, ssN Sane - -
Tickets to AL principal points on sale at Depot.
s.eepinS ca accommodation can DO neouied 1t
Depot Ticket Once. .. I. q. DURKE. ~
Ticket Agent. B. i o. Depot,
- JOHN BAlL1E,
Ticket Agent, under McLuro Houac,
JOHN LANE, Trav. Passenger Agent,
9. K. LORD, Gen. Pas. Agent, -,
W. N. CLEMENT6, Manager. 1881
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:isst.EslsEE isii.;ss. s;5.f. sEss,,..,, IA; -sErz.= ~

AIN In the rights ID under Ielgc Of rib, Increasing on pressure.
sometimes .Io pain y on the lrlt side; The patient Isl rarely Iabe
70 le, on tho let side; sometimes tho pain Is felt under lilo
\ AZ shoulder and Is, sometimes taken for rheumatism in tio' arm.
Inc stomach Is affected with loss Of appetite and sickness; Nc hiwgs /
In general arc costiyc, sometimes alternating with axity: tie heal i, i
troubled ~withr"in, accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation In The
back part. There IL generally n considerable loss Of memory. acco,nS
S%gqghtto have en'done. slight, dry cough Is sometimes Attendant "ant
ne patient complains Of weariness and debility he Is easily startled: 4
his feet are cold or ! burning, and he complains Of prickly sensation Of Y
tho skin his spl ritz arc low, and, although he Is satisfied that exercise
would be beneficial TO him, yet he. can scarcely summon up orttudc
enough TO try It. m lEa9t &PpENSN Zen T7Tf%11E
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

The Features Of tho Money and Stock
LN Markets !. IN.
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HI|..
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nacltv the let.... i .eisis On frDlly1
inv al efforts OF the wounaed ants to
remove IT, TO test the force OF his
grip Of the Jaws touched some OF the
unwounded soldiers with pair OF
steel torceps. They bit the end OF the
forceps SO firmly that it was not pos
sible to detach them by pressing them
against the mouth Of a collecting bot
tie without crushing the ant itself.
When the enemy had beendriven OIL
and the fighting was over, the work
sers came down from the nest and car.
ried away many OF the dead. But
when they ceased their labofs hun
dreds of the dead were left; and, from
the fact that before lifting and drag
ging away a body, two or more OF
them at the same time carfully exam
ined it with their antenne, and then
with one accord either took it away
or left it where it was lying-never
once seeming to differ in their decision
lit would seem that even after de aJh
they distinguished friend from foe.
The wounded defenders of their home
tried to crawl up to the nest. The
loss of legs and antennm made this.
difficult, and while some succeeded
many failed When the latter found
the task q vain one, they crept slow
" out into the grass and died. For
two DAYS after the battle strong
guard of soldiers was kept at the bot
tom Of the post. Finally these were
withdrawn, and the ant colony settled
down to its usual quiet routine.